Sabou
Reviews
Decca
Reviewed 2004-09-28
Reviewed 2004-09-28
Wow. To which I can only add, “wow.” You probably know this Guinean singer/songwriter/kora player from the international dancehit “Yeke Yeke.” This CD delivers wonderful percussion, flutes, kora, a wonderful female call-response chorus, and delicious vocals throughout. It’s glorious, life-affirming music that’s fresh, energetic, and unfailingly impressive.
*1. Fast, bright, instantly catchy. Play it!
2. Relaxed and rich w/a warm energy & great vocals.
*3. An uptempo dance that really showcases the chorus & perc.
4. Wonderful kora/balafon/vocals w/a driving energy.
*5. Warm layers of vocals & percussion. Midtempo & so good.
*6. Fast vocals and percussion gets into a great groove.
7. Midtempo w/soaring vocals & a light bounce..
8. Light and bouncy w/sweet harmonies & strings. Ahh…
9. Uptempo w/that great blend of voices & strings/perc.
*10. Fast & lively w/wonderful balafon, perc, vox.
9/2004
*1. Fast, bright, instantly catchy. Play it!
2. Relaxed and rich w/a warm energy & great vocals.
*3. An uptempo dance that really showcases the chorus & perc.
4. Wonderful kora/balafon/vocals w/a driving energy.
*5. Warm layers of vocals & percussion. Midtempo & so good.
*6. Fast vocals and percussion gets into a great groove.
7. Midtempo w/soaring vocals & a light bounce..
8. Light and bouncy w/sweet harmonies & strings. Ahh…
9. Uptempo w/that great blend of voices & strings/perc.
*10. Fast & lively w/wonderful balafon, perc, vox.
9/2004
Recent airplay
Nafiya
At the Cafe Bohemian — Aug 29, 2006
Nafiya
At the Cafe Bohemian — Jun 20, 2006
Nafiya
At the Cafe Bohemian — Aug 09, 2005
Nafiya
At the Cafe Bohemian — Mar 19, 2005
Kenkan
No Cover, No Minimum - Favorites of 2004, Part 2 — Dec 10, 2004
Nafiya
At the Cafe Bohemian — Nov 30, 2004
Charting
2004-10-04 — 2004-12-06
Reggae/World
| Week Ending | Airplays |
|---|---|
| Dec 5 | 1 |
| Nov 28 | 3 |
| Nov 14 | 3 |
| Nov 7 | 2 |
| Oct 24 | 2 |
| Oct 10 | 5 |
Track listing
| 1. | Nafiya | ||
| 2. | Djou | ||
| 3. | Mama | ||
| 4. | Diananko | ||
| 5. | Sabou | ||
| 6. | Kenkan | ||
| 7. | Moko | ||
| 8. | Loniya | ||
| 9. | Desole | ||
| 10. | Biriya/Rhythmes Du Mandingue |